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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1922

Page

3

Local High School Set to Graduate Seventy Nine Students

Washington high school announces a 79 member graduating class the largest yet with 48 girls and 31 boys. Commencement is May 25 at the auditorium with John E Foster addressing seniors Esther Hay and Nelle Ryan to participate. Baccalaureate May 21 at the Methodist church with Rev J R McCrory. Senior play May 18 and 19 and junior senior banquet May 23.

Delia Patton Washington High School John E. Foster State Department of Public Instruction Esther Hay Nelle Ryan Methodist Church J. R. McCrory

Butter delivery ad from Hutter customers

A refrigeration note from Hutter about delivering butter. It promotes regular weekly deliveries and mentions Earle Libe with phone R15-14. The text emphasizes butter with better keeping qualities for hot summer months.

Earle Libe

Konecny Performs With School Recitals Tonight at Graham

Arrivals Josef Konecny violinist Miss Thelma Marty pianist Miss Esther Lash soprano travel to perform in an artists recital at the Graham theater under Fortnightly club and American Legion auspices A school recital is held this afternoon at the high school auditorium for pupils Tickets for tonight are at Lemmon's Pharmacy and will be sold at the Graham earlier Tonight's program includes violin and piano solos soprano pieces and a Mignon excerpt with Legion members handling tickets and ushers

Washington Josef Koneeny Thelma Marty Esther Lash Graham Theater Music Department Fortnightly Club The American Legion Lemmon's Graham Legion A. R. Oates Kenecny L. D. Henderson Robert Risk H. L. Tolander Claire Beatty Lane Wilkin Ross Glassburner

Clifford Thorne Campaign Visit In Washington Des Moines

Clifford Thorne arrived in Washington this morning and will campaign across the state until the Republican primary on June 5. He plans meetings with local supporters and to address key issues, noting an upcoming gathering at the Graham to address campaign stories and discuss larger issues.

Clifford Thorne Washington Des Moines Thorng Teday Thorne The Graham

Tin Cans Ready Wagon's Coming

The city to begin annual collection of tin cans empty bottles and broken glassware Monday. Two wagons will operate in the first ward with no cost to residents, moving through wards weekly. A city wide clean up plan aims to mobilize all citizens May 1st with business men and school children aiding in alleys dooryards and vacant lots cleanup.

Alberson Improvement League

Marriage licenses in Washington county hit record low

The Washington county clerk reports an alarming drop in marriage licenses with only one issued this month and four since March first. February saw thirteen licenses, while March totals remain extremely low. Dog and automobile licenses remain steady at one dollar each.

Washington County Court House

Track Meet Tomorrow At Local High School

A large crowd is expected for the home track and field meet at the ball park tomorrow. Preliminaries at ten o clock in the morning with the main meet starting at 1 30 in the afternoon. Admission 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.

Ball Park Sehal

Only the Rich Can Afford It Telephone Service Ad

A persuasive ad argues a home telephone saves costs and labor, claiming five cents per day and a full service staff as your personal servants. It invites new subscribers, notes a forthcoming telephone directory and offers to assign numbers via office No 852.

Chariton Woman Directs Vacation Bible School

Mrs. Carey Osborne will lead the Washington vacation Bible school this summer starting around June 1. The four week program runs mornings five days a week with free instruction for local children and age limits to be announced. Local church groups coordinate with the ministerial association and women’s inter church committee and seek community cooperation.

Carey Osborne Chariton Washington Jane Ministerial Oassociation Women’s Inter-Chtrcn

Brick Ice Cream Sunday at Dean's

Planning notes announce brick ice cream for Sunday at Dean's. The item emphasizes a themed treat and a community preference.

Dean

Ross Elected Sups. at Crawfordsville

Harold Ross son of Mr and Mrs Silas Ross of Washington is elected superintendent of the Crawfordsville schools and will assume duties next September. He is a graduate of the local high school and Monmouth College and previously led the consolidated Webster Keokuk County school.

Harold Ross Silas Ross Washington Crawfordsville Ross Monmouth Eollege Keota Webster Keokuk County

Funeral services for Mrs. Will Pratt in Crawfordsville

Funeral services were held today in Crawfordsville for Mrs. Will Pratt of Humeston Iowa The Pratt family formerly lived in Crawfordsville and are well known in the community.

Crawfordsville Will Pratt Humeston Iowa

West Chester Orchestra to Perform Thursday Concert

The West Chester Orchestra with violinist Clark Pulver will give a concert at West Chester Methodist Church on Thursday evening April 27. Admission is 15 and 26 cents.

West Chester Clark Pulver West Chester Methodist Ehurch

Harry Smith Guides Pupils In Quick Selection

Harry Smith or one of his pupils will pick them out right away. The note implies an on the spot identification during a lesson or exercise.

Harry Smith

Three Year Old Drowns In Water Tank At Harter Home

Herbert Harter aged three years drowned in a water tank at the A. C. Harter residence five miles southwest of town this afternoon. Attempts to revive him with a lung motor failed.

Herbert Harter A. C. Harter

Daily Thought: A Thousand Years to Form a State

A reflective line notes that a long span of time is needed for a state to form while a single hour can lay it in the duct or forge. The aphorism contrasts vast epochs with brief moments shaping governance. It reads as a moral on patience and rapid change in statecraft.

Hard Jos. Wi bs Still pretty hard to get a woman

The fragment notes the difficulty of a married man urging a wife to handle her own housework and to reveal how honestly he earns income, reflecting social expectations and marital roles.

Fragmentary Proverb Note

A cryptic line attributed to William Wenn discusses perks and risk, likening many haros to futility for the author and leaving others uncertain. The text reads as an isolated moral reflection with unclear context or concrete event.

William Wenn

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